Lewis Hyde said the key to making art is to «simply make the familiar unfamiliar.» It's really that simple. Isn't that crazy? He wrote it in a book that's not even inherently about art. Yanik has found a way to communicate something that intrinsically occupies the worlds of the known and unknown. They exist with the phosphenes in an 'intrinsic grey' area. They give us a rare glimpse into the other-worldly that I have yet to experience anywhere else. Cassidy Tonerweiterlesen